The latest musical news from Arca was when she remixed Aquamarine / Arcamarine by Gen-Z pop princess Addison Rae. Now, the Venezuelan musician and record producer released two brand new singles that she’s been teasing for months. Sola and Puta are finally out and both of them have these futuristic reggaeton beats even if Solo is more pure and melodious.
“Puta and Sola are songs I’ve been perfecting for years. Taking my time writing, recording, producing and mixing them on my own, slow cooking, has been important to getting the music just right. I’m so proud of these songs, and both Daniel Sannwald and Stillz are geniuses; the videos are so amazing. The themes lyrically span both extravagant sensuality for the dancefloor on Puta as well as the vulnerability of tenderness and love in Sola. I hope they bring joy and comfort as well as confidence to all my fellow mutants!” – Arca
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Turn the page. Breathe deep. Your pupils are already dilating. The high is coming.
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